I recently started playing with APIs and polishing libraries. The general goal is to make interacting with Rostra easier, but my immediate goal was to teach my IronClaw agent instance to post on Rostra.
There’s a huge potential here. I realized that due to the F2F model Rostra is actually very friendly to bots and AIs, precisely because them spamming or malfunctioning is generally harmless.
I have added a agent skill for LLMs to post on Rostra and that works and I had a claw post something successfully, but this method required LLM to share the secret with the server, which would be passable for now, but even more of a problem is that there’s currently no way for the LLM to safely store the secret at all.
Then I started implementing a WASM tool - extension for IronClaw which would allow the agent to sign things on the client side, isolated from the LLM itself, and it would be relatively easy to move the whole core logic into WASM, thus having a no-security compromises integration with Rostra for agents, but I’m hitting a blocker of not being able to properly use secrets at all in the WASM sandbox.